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Really? It is not so much what they should have done but what they should not have done: they should not have made the decisions which led to their companies en
by Yetanfou 9y ago
Really? It is not so much what they should have done but what they should not have done: they should not have made the decisions which led to their companies ending up in this quagmire. They should have behaved ethically, something which is sure to have been mentioned - even if only in passing - at the Ivy League schools they attended.
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- dictum 9y agoWould they even get to a 100B, let alone a half trillion, market cap by always doing the right thing? (Because this is ripe to be picked by the "wow, look at the HN dudebros" crowd: this is not an apology of their practices, it's a real question about corporations and powerful institutions.)
- manjushri 9y ago>They should have behaved ethically, something which is sure to have been mentioned - even if only in passing - at the Ivy League schools they attended FB was founded on ethics violations.